9/8: relatable and made me cry a bit.
9/2: funny but frustrating (but i guess that's the point). well-written, as expected from brown.
9/1: i enjoy didion's nonfiction, especially when it's about california (and she always mentions the central valley). very interesting read for a lifelong california girl like myself.
8/26: surprised by how much i liked it...similar ideas to where i was from by joan didion?
8/24: funny! reminds me of a portrait of the artist as a young man.
8/10: read the entirety of this on the train.
7/26: very immersive. looking forward to watching the adaptation.
7/2: one of the best.
6/22: i loved the essays. i'm not the best poetry reader.
6/21: enjoyed it more than i thought i would. i like greene's writing.
5/17: soooo in my niche it's hard not to love.
5/5: not sure how i feel about this, hence the empty stars. i liked it? maybe?
4/28: interesting (and entertaining...the drug test story made me laugh) insight into culinary world.
4/18: she's hilarious.
3/31: hurrah!
3/25: entertaining and thought-provoking. i want their thoughts on reality tv.
3/17: disorganized at times but enjoyable nonetheless.
3/1: such an interesting life and wonderful person! i want to go dancing with her.
2/26: astute and entertaining. maybe a bit corny.
2/24: disappointing and disjointed. i prefer her short stories. cool setting and music.
2/22: reminded me of mark fisher's the weird and the eerie. this being eerie as fuck.
2/13: very relevant. hyperindividualism destroys us all. excited to read more of her work.
2/1: the theme of obsession will always interest me (when done well, as it was here).
1/31: named as the inspiration for the upcoming met gala ("Superfine: Tailoring Black Style"). thought-provoking and informative.
1/27: "...because they know that a convincing sense of reality can only be born from an unholy faith."
1/20: like a spell washing over you. truly magical.
1/19: i laughed out loud multiple times.
1/1: gossipy but i love gossip. two very interesting women.